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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1887-12-01
What Royalty Wrote on PATHS Fan.

Nine. Patti has fan on which are
the autographs of all the sovereigns of
Europe. Here is selection of some:
The Gar, Nothing is SO soothing as
your singing" The emperor of Ger
many, TO the ever-singing nightin-
gale" Queen Christina, ITO the Span
ish woman from a queen who is proud
to have her for subject" Queen
Victoria, IF King Lear is right in say
ing that a sweet voice is precious
gift in a woman,' you are the richest
of women" The emperor and empress
of Austria have merely signed. NJ.
Thiers, at the time he was president of
the republic, wrote: Queen of song,
Istretch forth my hand to thee. Paris
Figaro.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1887-12-01
Teachers, Examtn nations.

Examinations of Teachers will be held al ths
High School building in Ravenna. commencing
at 9 o. clock A. M, and closing at O'Clock p
on tha frst SATURDAYS of each month. xcep
Fe bruary and March. in which two months the
examinations viii be held on the frst and third
Saturdays.
SPECIAL N0rIcs.-Eo certificate viii be ante.
dssad. Pu oydar Of the Board.
" rtCHrT- ~p<st
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A. E. STEPHENS
CHARLEaIoMn. o.

ohers to the people OF i'crsae. County she fol-
ewing nnexcelled vRrict:ys. w!lich ave iu7a-
Iish!y received the hig.ess comulon6 :ions
wherever exhibited tzkI.ig t.ic rir-t t-rc,cis,ns
IL eSefy competitive test as TO Hardness SIZE
s4sVor. and frolidc Bearing.
WHITE ANN ARBOR GRA PE-Hsrdy. pro-
ilhe, large and delicious. Isipens ten days or
Two 6eszs before the Concord Never m;idows
cents each.
y sae Agricultural and Horticultural Society
OF " asht6naw Co Michigan to act as Ju.:yes
II n the Pomelogical Department Il. their Fair in
Octope:. 1889. had uhder consideration % ya7i-
cues OF grapes: and it was their decis!cd opip-
lon that the e White Ann Arhor {" scaling was
Iar tie most desirable OF the lot.
Eer sIss, .Gd0oT and 0e0atv it took the lead of
al eur standard varieties, and we believe it
VIII yet become one OF the mos popular Grapes
IN this country. AARTIS LARK
I'D. WILLIAMS.
ANN ARBoR MIGH., Dec %, 1854.
RUSSIAN. N.MGLBERRY-HARDY beau.
niul quick growing tree for the lawn while
tlie fruit Is valuable for table USE By neil,
10 70 IS inch SIZE is cents each ri .BJ uer dozen
THE WAGER PEACH.-This is. without ex-
ception, the best and richest Peach we are ac-
quainted with. for table use and canning pur-
poses: it Is CT good size, yellow skim and IeSh
as ss yellow as geld thick meated. small pit, very
sny sort known. 1t reproduces itself every time
ir3m the pit. One year old trees. by express, .
to y feet 70 eeuts each; sabO per dozen.
WATERLOO PEACH.-s to f. IS cts. each.
he largest and best very early peach grown,
kipons about middle CT July.
big B0B"-THs CoMIHa srRAwsrRRY-
The biggest and most uniform in size TIE best
favored and most productive, and the yiEss "a ;
per 100. a T. STEPPENSOE'
Ravenns,March 30. 1873 T6a-sn ~
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Bucklen,s Arnicasalve

The 4 JEST SALvE in the world for
cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum,
fever sores, letter, chapped hands, chill
blains, corns, and all skin eruptions,
and positively cures piles. 1t is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
meney refunded. Price 25 cents per
box. For sale hv O. p. Reed. Ravanna
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Marie Antoinette's famous necklace
Of pearls, which went around her neck
in sixteen strings, is now for sale at the
shop Of one of the principal jewelers. In
Berlin. This IL the sort Of necklace
that Lord hesconsfsld was thinking Of
when be DESCRIBED katkairs ropes oi
psarls," ~e-esx,--,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1887-12-01

Medium-"Are there any here who
would like to be put in communica-
tion with departed spirits?' Topper
(an accidental intruder)--Yes. just
put me in communication with the
demijohn somebody walked off with
last night While ] was asleep on the
common.-Boston Budget
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1887-12-01

IToH AND SCRATCHES Of every kind
cured in 80 minutes by WosLFoRD's
SANITARY LOTION. Use no other.
This never fails. Sold by Relding q
Gibbons. Druggists, Rayenna, q,
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Fiancee (of hideous but fabnlously
rich man)-Haye you been shaved?
The man-Yes. Fiancee-Have plenty
of perfume on? The man-Ycs FL
ancee-No tobacco in your mouth !?
The lnan-No. Fiancee-Well, YOU
can kiss my poodle then.-1Owu Top
ics
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1887-12-01

All trains connect at Y sllow Creck Tor " heel
Ing and Beilaire.
Throi g Coaches from Rsvenra to Pitts
5aTgb.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS.
On Fast Line to philadelphia and New York,
without change, Connecting N Union Station,
Pittsburgh, with Through Cars to Baltimore
s1S P$Ssin g.on.
No. SO makes close connec:ion at Ali
anoe with fast through trains for Chicago and
Western points.
For tiiEo rabies, Rates of Fare, Througf
ricssts and baggage Checks, and further ia
5nrmatios regarding the running Of tcains
apply to
" d. .AEAsTRCEG,
Ticket Agt.. Raver1s. 0.
JAS. AcCREA, q. A. FORD,
Genl Nanasor, Gen. Passenger Agt,
Pittsburgh. Pittsburg
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EASTWARD.
.NO. l.. No. IL. No. Q. No. s.

SDaily.
Conneetlons at Gallery Junction with Nerta-
efn Division Trains:
No. +. for Butler.
= 5. for Butler and Foxburg.
g gets condection from Eexburg and
BuCler.
=. from Clarion. FoxburS and Butler.
Through Sleeping Car bctween allegheny
and Chicago on Nos. aud s ally.
LAKE DIvES1 -.
Painesvtlle and YoBn gst0Tn Mail daily ex-
eept SUNDAYS, Lesres PaipesVil;e 30 n. m
Charlton 4 &c East Clar:don aS3; Burton SSS;
Middleheld IA; West Farming on aI0; War
rcn 50; Niles IC 04; Girard III 10: arrives at
Youngstown 10 70. ietnrning. leaves Ycungs-
town So p. III eirari 50; ilcs 2 06; " arren
332; West Faruainot 3u4; Nidiiehe:d 32T; /;
Burton 8 "a: East Clarlon 5. as; Chardnn Us;
arrives PaiGesS lille 4 ~,
THSs Il. KING,
General Manager.
O, W. BAssETT.
aeusr~l Passenger Agent:
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Penn'a Agricultural Works.

steam Engines, Saw Mills. Hay Presses,
Stump Pullerstsnd standard Agricultural
Implsments generally. Send for Catalogue
A.R, FAR0uHAR . SON, xerk. Pa.
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REAL ESTiTG AGENCY.

Town and Coun.ry Property for sale or az
change
We buy OR seil. according to the demand
j. n. DuSSEL.
L cfer for sale the following desirable prop
erty
FARM OF 15o ACRES, in south pert o
Aurora township. Favorably located. Pries,
s8 SO.
HOUSE snd TWO LOTS near Diamond
Glass Factory. Price, s., 600.
a NUMBER OF BUILDING LOTS in very
fsyorabls locality, in this place. Price, from
$3.50 to $3.50,
FARM of ss acres in Edinburg. Price $3.50.
j. Fl DUS5EL
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-18

An Unprecedented Eaiidiox Room % the
wsss side.

Nt@f ~tn~
As syi6enea That the West side is enia y
inx a boom ard sblT assisting ia ibe er1
lafzsnisut of tEs population of the Valley
city. Is the nuu' Der Of new buidinzs which
srr being rssred in the "oiher side of The
river. An hours drive shows that on every
hsud new houses. stores sad business blocks
are berry ressed. Among them nav be
rte-E ned the .To new stores Ehieh Cbas
Wosr.s 81. bail1;nz on Wss. leonard st
Ite enc on the corner Of -tr hner - vel
under wag ths roof now being puf on. aud
whef completed viil BE- occupied r i meat
r1arset. iha rfher siici1s IS on re esst
sni work on f has only oeFn comr1ef |ed.
Ts vi ce occupied 1s q grocery store Both
are built C hrick and are 40 stories in
height ltte farther up on Leonard st..
nea~ srnafrs Mf Wnmot "a ereafirsr a
two.s.or7 frsue store. the foundation being
usafiv Completed A aiock farther ai0uE
en- the oupasife SIDE ~ the street air Re
Young has insf completed = tnu-st0ry
frame store Nhich is occupied With a stock
Of rrv -orfs. The hne tno store
block recent'g erected AZ the corner of West
Leonard snd sroaiwsv-sts. ov Fsui S1sks-
80 h almcs7 fnished the painters he'nz
nov corrupted ir pat1ng on the dnish'0s
touches. ft is occupied hv gToCery and
ne~ block erected by Richard Andree tts
lower 9ooT ~ Which is occupied bv q fsncr
store charles Hart is erecting A twa-sforv
frsre block GA West Rri,iee-st near stock
ina IN Wtieh Two stores vii b. located
Charles 81 BeisnsQ vii commences work On
the nev factory Cd ee occupied sr the Rela-
nap WarOn Works nett week. III VII he
iccsted IN the corner of Scrihner snd First
sta l1st back ~ tte present iacfer7 II
III r tnxfo0 feet md fsrr sfnries high.
VII compare avorselv With srv factory 'n
tne sttv. The rissfsre-s are hrsiiT engaged
en- the new block erected hg John Z ~tfs-
bar a. the corner of West Fnl-cn and SIS
Vernou-sts.. and that handsans structure
~ soon ne ready FOR occupaucY sracs
~tti not permit tte mention 81 The numer-
ens residences wAich arr ~ rrcc~<s 1f srec-
tion On tie West c.de hrt it s. safa n sar
shat these ihst sre heinz and 81 - sfiilt
~tli num1er A. lessf 80 hundree before
- wiaser rolls around sgslA
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-18

PATIO OK cot+E os E1XicAS DWELLING.
ways 4 the roun.ry. established them
selves f. business. ia time a brother,
nepaar ~ othar reiat on frou O. rmany
uaAcs L.s 1pt earsuce. auJ. bY the time h,
has servei BIS apprenticeship and IS EtteI
@ take charge Of th busiacss. number one
j. ready - tura it over to ham sni retire 10
she ola country. Teis sort OF thing hal
been gong on for many years and manv
of these houses are now very wealthy aud
have branches IA other parts of the cogn-
try.
IN addition % their regular business 81
dealing IN supplies. most ol them do soms-
tling IN lending money AZ a very hi-l rats
of interest. often 90 two or thrro u1r cent
month. compouadiug when tie interest
- noe promptly paiJ 1neg also deal "a
exchange buy and sell the various forms
0f money. such az Uniterl States notes an
sivcr, which are at q premium, Mezicaa
silver. ir which Az dues are payable. aai
she dsprec ated copper currency or ns7ns,il
ofrdssfs Of tie STATE. Ia mining districts
i1ev blT bullion in small quantities from
fas miners, and saip it % the mint n q
a sudscmc prod1 They constitute the eie-
q, al from which. il a. ali. comes the op-
D. tcn - fhc influx Of Americans. They
nafA rally object 20 being dlstnrbsi in fha
IA N onopolY they have So long erj1vet.
Tee ps 9posed Reciprocity treaty that only
awaits 1e passage ~ an enabling act ~
oar Hoa sc 81 Represcntatives. finds ~
favar ia heir eyes, yet they ARE compelled
to sell A. nerican tools an1 hard ware IN
sDts Of rhs heavy dutr thereon became Of
re favor " "A which they and e are 20
Earded Eetf measures would afT0rt cqual
relief 20 tae manufactures of th.s country
that would "a Il0w the adoption of ths
treaty s. : locs ted forward 70 with pieasur-
able artlciFstlost nv The most enssrprisiug
and inteliig gent Among the Aexlcans, and
wagid g've a maa Sst for al kinds os man
Dfac.srei articles admitting n return vsl-
uaaie raw maferit ~ g. r. A.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-18

Tie total producs u the insloFe Inackercl
Gshery durlrg lss5 did net exceed per cent
of tee entire c4sea, All of tAis per cent less
than tklr4 was taken inside the tkfee nllls
lmlk
Ire Ftsherles convention. which was hesi
IA Gloucester, Mas, last weeA, had % DO noS
cnlY With the mackerel and cod fisheries, but
s8lh whaling sad al otasr seA nshins, lne
American Fishery union wss formed at
Gloucester In lss4- I1a prrssnt PRESIDENT
GEORGE steele, of Gloucester, and 10 socre-
tary William II. Jordan.
The Hon spencer +. Baird, since ls1l
Uniled States commissioner OF nsa and hsh-
cries. an t.rsaiaried ollice, Was also present
tie IS vary popular with fishermen Pro
fessor Baird Was born Ia Reading, Pa, Feb
8. lsg3. As boy be studied az the Quaker
hoarliag school, kept by DR.. hc6;raw, az
Port Deposit. Nd, and az tho grammar school
az Reading. lie entered Dickinson college n
lss5. aud was graduated az the age Of Il.
For some time after his graduation be
devoted himself % studies in general natural
history. IN the prosecution OF which Ee
took long pedestrian excursions, Observing
animals end plants and collecting specimens
His cabinet of natural history specimens
a few years later became the nucleus OF tie
Smithsonian Institution museum HE read
rreIi zine with Dr. Mdile;0a Goldsmith, and
attended lectures at the College OF Physicians
and Surgeons, New York, in 1872. Thres
wears later be was made professor OF natural
history in Dickinson college. In leis no
translated and edited the text for the "Icono-
graphic Encyclopedias the English version
of ~Heck's Bilder Atlas" In 1870 he was
made assistant secretary OF the Smithsonian
institution, entering upon his hfe work at
the age Of q. Between that time and
1874 be found On opportunity, notwith-
standing the agduors duties attendant upon
his position, TO publish SIX works upon North
American natural history. From 1870 70
1875 he ives scientific editor OF Harper N
Brothers reriodicaiA His litc has been SIN
zular il its devotion . science. This IS espe-
ciallv true from the fact that his work Is
mostly labor OF love.
Captain +. J. Babson was born Feb. II,
Is2S Ia his early life be was builder, but
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-18

retary Bavari and Minister West.
v. a. Niscoz Is manager of the American
fsh bureau RE was born - Sarafo-a
Springs. X. y. passed Bis boyhood days IN
Vermont. ard for several years was engaged
in business 20 Memphis. Tenn. and ST. Louss,
10 DuriaE a portion Il this time he was
engaged In steambootiug on the A.ssi -sippi
ard other western rivers RE went 10 Boston
in 1872. and co. Tel bead Il tho Bestou fish
hsreau. with which institution be remained
Cor twelve years IN $50 he vas called 20
census work on the fisheries es assistant
United States fsh commissioner. ard covered
most n the territory from PER- ard. aie.. %
New Havsr. Conn Ee removed 20 Vorres-
ter n 1855. AMI established tIe American lsh
bureaa-
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-18
Established 1880. Incorporated 1885

Nav be consulted Free OF Charge, at BridgeSt House
"Wednesday March 23d all day AMI evening W Dougsn M
D. c. NJ late OF England, eminent specialist n Throat and
Lung Diseases, will he one of the physicians here.
DR. DoUgan has sole of the recently invented nstru-
ments Pneumotometer and "Votermeter, by winch
enabled to cure OF Catarr Bronchitis Asthma Loss of
Voice ETC. which have heretofore been pronounced ncua
BILE All forms diseases treated and al consultations strict
lv confidential Under circumstances viii bopees
he taken We also have Oxygen in both Office and Home
reamen t. Vapor Baths and Electric Treatment gwen at
the institute.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-18

years. Upon the
inauguration OF the
present admins
traton he visited
* ashington at tina
request Of Sccne
;ary Bayad and
strongly recon-
men3 = the AmcTi-
can fisheries com
mission. Lest win
tor De represented
the Fishery union
IN Washington and
successfully oppos-
ed the reciprocity
e-hrr,a ~ 1o~.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-18

kuach aaIF per-
certase aWns -
tls shszxs Ia sletb
els ftSzstg 1eiE-
q. Of late years
TAe 6shrm p x
- 1ay % Rot ia
.Eh kook szl line.
b0b with great
psle seines TIE
larger portion q
tie irsshoro area b
Too shallow, AMI
the bottom Il too
rough u F@rnals Ia
~ - fre@s - f..x.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-18

collector OF the CAPT. 2 J. BAnsoy.
port by Cen Grant, holding that position for
seventeen years In 1919 be drew up a memo
rial, which was larselg signed and presented
70 coDasrcss, showing tho condition of the fish
cries uc that time. This memorial set forth
that the Canadians had been guilty of many
outrages upon Gle American fisheries. and
asked that q n0l-intsFcourse act be passed a.
once The memorial passed through tie pre-
liraiaary stages Of the house unanimous
ly. and called out Gen Grants rncsnge
asking for non-iniercoursc legislation. The
Washington treaty was shortly thereafter
negotiated. and this stopped al further pro
cecdings ~ that time. Capt. Babson com
piled and prepared large portion OF tue doc
umentary evidence submitted on behalf OK
the Anagica..s before tae H2lifaz couEnis-
sioa. He made Investigations of The fisheries
of tho Dominion and Newfoundland coasts
IL 1919 and obtained evidence of the outrages
on American fishermen in Fortune bay I'm
ISIS. the result of which was the payment Of
Ss5.000 damages 10y England Ha has writ
ten volumiuously for the newspapers upon
tie fishery question during tho last twenty
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-18
COMMERCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.


The undersigned Elll ray TIE \ chest mar
ket Price Cor Heniack bark to b loeisd on
cars on anr side track north Of GrzEd Rap
Ids. g0rrespoadencs ~oiicitcd
y B C1.Rx
III ottswa-st. Crsui Rspits. N5ch.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-18

Your are feeling depressed yolir appetite
Is poor. your are bothered with Hezdacbe,
you are fdEetly. nervous. and 81 neraily out
of sor,s. aud want 10 brace up. Brace up.
Dat not with stimulants, spring medicines.
or bitiers. which have for their basis very
cheap. bad whiskey ana which stimulate
you for sn hour. and then lea, e you in
wOrss condition than before. 'AhAt yOu
want IS al alternative that will ~ srily your
blood. start healthy action Of liver and
Kidneys, restore your vitality. anc give re-
newed health and strength. Such a medi-
cine you will find in Electric bir ters and
only % cents bottle at Wm. Ii. Iibbs
Drug Sfore
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-18

ladies' may temporarily snhsoce the lr
beauty win prepsraf ctslk 6at tho
who corsrlsxio1s havs f1e h1e ~ nsf8 r.
uee Freeuan med cstei. invisible Fs -
Powser sod y n + WftssS
Arazsst
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-18

You can o-7er Head zhf ard LittI ?
Daisy Sosps from TIE Grand Rspi6s sos .
Colrpsn IS tsiephoue 70. 51--S
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-18

sincs Mr. Gladstone bss eho1ped down 80
many trees it s. nov remarked taas he oazLt
a. plsut soIs
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-18

''Boh. I'm EeiaE ts throw ap nv business
and trsvel IN the : tasss want 70 ses
something ~ tas wor. &. p sad Stepitof %
IA rcous- mate.
Travel IN rhe states. sh Wei. r vcu
81. I can teI rsu Wa state Jon VII 20
trsvefing - SIX Ecrths tfrom new"
WhicA one. smartv -
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-18

Our stock of Carpets has never
been as large and complete as
now, and at prices that cannot
be undersold. The stock COM
prises everything 10 be found in
a first-class Carpet House.
Our Drapery Department is
replcte with all the Novelties.
We are Sole Agents for Cor
lcine the best floor covering
known to the trade. Over
20, 900 yards sold in this city
alone.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-18

found some time 70
devote to politics,
serving two terms
IN the MassacLu-
setts Legislature.
Ho served four
years during the
civil war. and upon
his return from the
south was appoint
ed boarding officer
at the port Of
Glouccster. This
position he held for
three ycIrs, and
was then appointed
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-18

Get your Carpets cleaned
and Relaid by the Grand Rap.
ids Steam Carpet Cleaning
Works AZ 43 and % Kent-st.
Carpets cleaned as good as new
without the least injury. Best
Of references. The only car
pet cleaning machine IN the
city. Telephone No. 2S6.
S. n. ALLEN, Manager.
~. B.-Mr. NJ. Y. Clcnncnf is
no longer connected with this
concern.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-18

Whiie h1ring for wafer rear ofonvilie
Chas. Hofns~ter struck sever it'ot vein OF
eosl a. deEta 81 cue hanGrsd iss =
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-18

Say ehur. end me- "a r orera-riasses
AIS sveulnz. rlesse. Il gou tlon't irtead ~
irg .hsis vouraeil~
Better use ysur own. .aey srs better
than rilne
aCan's 50 r.. dear boz. pu4 then n soak
60 har ne spers ticiyefs. sd tvoo.dn't iixs
- axe ny Iatv withcut earr71trs q par p
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-18

People ask what j. good for = cough or
cold, the mistake many make ~ letting
il run too long DR. Bise!ows Tough Cure.
contains the good qualities Of ali the b-sl
cough remedies without the de tects of any
Of them. safe and speedy remedy for
coughs: colds and al throat and lung troub-
les. Sold by Z. X Wilson in 50 cent and s.
bottles. Healing 10 the lungs. Safe aud
nleassnt for children
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-18
Bcekien's Arnien saIvs.

THx BEsr SALvE in the world To- Cats,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheuni Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chi. blsins,
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and pc sitive-
ly cures piles, or no pay required. 1t Is
guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded. Price IS cents per box.
For sale az VIM. II. .Tibbs drug stores.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-18

n~N>Ac tAst sre fsesfs1. s.ees -.
efess - tseaels1 sac
sex ke1F. 3s4ltiex Rses. -
easAsA 1sesa1sss. eea . fsiless j
a. esee ~ 2ns Ackefs katy Ss-ssss
= eeei&sas ~ eFisa ~ Msrtkss 4
te > k&fs. frfe - ferts- s~l1 -
v. 4 wblss ssa :. <. wss.cs.
oNss IS csss.
Precisely nevsa IS the hiaery oi loazh
Asdlezass kas 4ns srtise faes slcsess 81 ssi
- tAsi ~hle1 e&s h<sn sk.s~sfed npea TX.
fsiss s. cxot Cough Cent& fhQa.&n1s -
hcte.ess o&ses - tsakhs. telos. snd Coz
s4Wpfsss have .sl-ea - l4ls traig nif4ea.
tozs rsnss1y. kar t1ss Fezsoa ~s fesl wsE-
Faatsa - Fsklnx Cs1y rxpsstalion sisa naoney
&c - useTsts. SID ~ Pea Bros, III. 3
+. fham. " \. fitts
Aost sxsrytEias a lnis werls : fall Il
tscsplioa. fss thin - are What they s<eGa.
rue he results obtzii et ~ Df. jones led
Cioaes Tonic al eKos "a al Ana II Te.
storss iest neryeforos, cures dyspepsia. susl
al stona415, liver. kia0eY and ol4n1eT
trout ga Is lsA ps rffcr touie, sppelfstE.
blood pUriher 9 sure core fer 4x1s and ma-
isriai diseases. Pres - esnts 81 r X.
" Wlso1.
rssiF Basi4 ssss B4ousiEss
Probably no one n inz has caused such .
general revival OF ira 3e a. Va. II. fAebs
Drug store a. their giving away 70 iheiI
customers Of - many free tfik' bottles oi
DR.. kiEgs New Dis oyerY To- Consamp
tioa. Their trade = amply enormous "a
this vsrv valuable article for { ae tact thai
it always cures and never Gissppoints
Coughs. Colds. Asthma, Bfone hitis. Group
and ali throat and lung disc sses quickly
cured lou can test Z oeions buying ~
getting trial bottle Tree. Ia rye size 81
EFeFy bottle warranted.
People ask what j. good for = cough ol
cold, the mistake many make n letting
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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-09-08
PatantS Grantad.

Patents granted to citizens of Michi-
gan for the week ending Aug 30report-
ed through the Office of w. A. Red
mOnd, solicitor of patents, G3l + st. y.
W., Washington, ID. CA. Backus.
Detroit, locomotive furnace; NJ. +. Ba-
ties, Butler, land roller; j. Berkey,
Grand Rapids, inhaler; j. {. Bloom,
Kalamazoo, moving machine; G. Il.
Call, Boyne, self timing Photographic
camera shutter; Il. ID. Chapel. Vassar,
animal catcher; T. II. Chase, water
heater and circulator; NJ. NJ. barrow,
Lee Centre, cultivator tooth; NJ. j.
Drew. Grand Rapids, carpet sweeper;
ID. Gerstein, Vassar, pendulum power;
G. W. Highly, Jackson. hustle; y. job
anson, MuslIegon, chemical fire kinder;
NJ. ii. Knapp. Jackson, dental appara-
tus; j. Randolph. Pewamo, paper hang
er; p. n Spicer, Marshall. spring harrow
tooth holder; \. +. Temple, Muskegon,
compound bOard;O. G. Thompson, Met
amora, gasoline can; l.. G. Wooley
Grand Rapids, electric generator.